Baruch Awerbuch, Yi Du, and Yuval Shavitt. The effect of network hierarchy structure on performance of ATM PNNI hierarchical routing. Computer Comm., 23(10), May 2000. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....method. In the Star method, a virtual node in the center of the star is connected to all of the other nodes in the original topology through virtual links. Each virtual link has its own parameter to describe the original network. The Private Network to Network Interface (PNNI) specification [AwD00, Bla98b, DyG96, Lee95] for ATM networks is an example of a system that uses hierarchical topology aggregation. PNNI uses the concept of peer groups to designate a network in which all peer group nodes know the topology of the group. At each level of the network hierarchy, the topology of a peer group is aggregated into ....
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....constraints such as trust, addressing, and wiring can affect how groups are formed. Ultimately, a possible hierarchy has to be evaluated in terms of performance, cost, and stability. The signaling delay for connection setup is an indicator of the performance of a possible routing hierarchy [ADS00] In the context of service deployment, performance is indicated by the delay until a new service has been deployed. Cost is calculated in terms of overhead processing in all nodes needed to set up and maintain such a hierarchy. Finally, stability of the hierarchy under various network conditions ....
B. Awerbuch, Y. Du, and Y. Shavitt. The Effect of Network Hierarchy Structure on Performance of ATM PNNI Hierarchical Routing. Computer Comm., 23(10), May 2000.
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....selected nodes in the network, etc. How the service needs to be installed to function properly is indicated in the service specific allocation policy (SSAP) B. Service Deployment Hierarchy The service deployment hierarchy is a key element of the mechanism. It is similar to a routing hierarchy [8] because it takes the topology into account, but does not address the routing issue, therefore it does not distribute reachabilities or routes. Topology is the main factor in creating a hierarchy. Nodes in the same subnet are grouped together, assigned a peer group leader (henceforth denoted as ....
Awerbuch, B., Du, Y., and Shavitt, Y., "The Effect of Network Hierarchy Structure on Performance of ATM PNNI Hierarchical Routing", Computer Communications 23(10), May 2000.
Distributed Service Deployment over Programmable Networks - Robert Patrick Droz (2001) (2 citations) (Correct)
....constraints such as trust, addressing, and wiring can affect how groups are formed. Ultimately, a possible hierarchy has to be evaluated in terms of performance, cost, and stability. The signaling delay for connection setup is an indicator of the performance of a possible routing hierarchy [ADS00] In the context of ) service deployment, performance is indicated by the delay until a new service has been deployed. Cost is calculated in terms of overhead processing in all nodes needed to set up and maintain such a hierarchy. Finally G , stability of the hierarchy under various network ....
B. Awerbuch, Y. Du, and Y. Shavitt. The Effect of Network Hierarchy Structure on Performance of ATM PNNI Hierarchical Routing. Computer Comm., 5 23(10), May 2000.
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Baruch Awerbuch, Yi Du, and Yuval Shavitt. The effect of network hierarchy structure on performance of ATM PNNI hierarchical routing. Computer Comm., 23(10), May 2000.
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